Jan 18, 2017 08:11 AM EST By DonDon Navidad, UniversityHerald Reporter

The Games with Gold program is still giving away free games to game enthusiasts everywhere. Now, the program has invaded Xbox One and it offers two games for free, "Rayman Origins," as well as the fighting video game "Killer Instinct 2" Season 2.

As Ubisoft Montpellier's platform video game and "Killer Instinct 2" will be on the Games with Gold, this will pull the plug on the free period for games, the survival horror video game "Outlast" and the adventure video game "The Cave." Those who have Gold membership on Xbox Live will have the chance to get the "Killer Instinct" Season 2 and "Rayman Origins" games totally free of charge.

Nonetheless, the free "Killer Instinct 2" and "Rayman Origins" games would only be available for a limited time. Soon, the video games will be back to their original prices, and then two video games will likely take over. The said games will be up for grabs until Feb. 15, 2017.

For "Killer Instinct" Season 2 enthusiasts, the fighting video game reportedly took the contents from season 1 and expanded them. The developers added nine fighters, as well as three new game modes. The new modes in "Killer Instinct 2" are Shadow Lab, Combo Breaker Training and Ranked Leagues, according to Attack of the Fanboy.

The Ranked Leagues mode allows "Killer Instinct" Season 2 players track their online progress every month. While Shadow Lab lets the gamers train a Shadow AI. Combo Breaker Training game mode is as simple as the name suggests.

Apart from the new "Killer Instinct 2" fighters and modes, the game also contains costumes for the characters and alternate accessories. The SNES version is up for grabs, as well.

On the other hand, the "Rayman Origins" will have over 60 levels ranging from high-definition platforming to musical ensembles and to epic boss fights. The platforming legend returns with the video game, MS Poweruser reported.

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